[jQuery] Re: jQuery Quicksearch Plugin Help

2008-11-21 Thread Rik Lomas
Hi, I'm the author of the quicksearch plugin, unfortunately the code *is* a bit slow when dealing with large sets of data and it is one of the issues I'm trying to fix, I would recommend not having any extra features enabled to help speed it up (e.g. row striping) Someone might correct me, but I

[jQuery] Re: jQuery Quicksearch Plugin Help

2008-11-21 Thread abovegaucho
First I must say that I really like your plugin...and I did go and read some other stuff on your site about your latest plugin...congrats! I have the following options in the jquery.quicksearch.js file...I believe that row striping is off...but I am not much of a programmer so let me know what I

[jQuery] Re: jQuery Quicksearch Plugin Help

2008-11-21 Thread Rik Lomas
I meant in the options, so when you do $(...).quicksearch( options ); there isn't anything other than the basic stuff you need in the object you're passing through Rik 2008/11/21 abovegaucho [EMAIL PROTECTED]: First I must say that I really like your plugin...and I did go and read some other

[jQuery] Re: jQuery Quicksearch Plugin Help

2008-11-21 Thread abovegaucho
I see... All I have there is very basic things script type=text/javascript $(document).ready(function () { $('table tbody tr').quicksearch({ position: 'before', attached: 'table', labelText: 'Search the GPI Fuel Product Manuals', delay: 50 }); }) /script If i take the

[jQuery] Re: jQuery Quicksearch Plugin Help

2008-11-21 Thread Rik Lomas
I would increase the delay to something like 1000, that may help performance I think the problem with taking the delay out is the comma at the end of the labelText bit, IE doesn't like those missing commas in objects Rik 2008/11/21 abovegaucho [EMAIL PROTECTED]: I see... All I have there is

[jQuery] Re: jQuery Quicksearch Plugin Help

2008-11-21 Thread abovegaucho
Rik that worked! The only thing that I can't seem to explain is why I get a box that reads: A script on this page may be busy, or it may have stopped responding. You can stop the script now, or you can continue to see if the script will complete. Script:

[jQuery] Re: jQuery Quicksearch Plugin Help

2008-11-21 Thread Rik Lomas
That's due to the script taking too much time to parse the information, it's just one of those things that will happen when you have such a large data set to iterate over Rik 2008/11/21 abovegaucho [EMAIL PROTECTED]: Rik that worked! The only thing that I can't seem to explain is why I get

[jQuery] Re: jQuery Quicksearch Plugin Help

2008-11-21 Thread abovegaucho
Good to know...again thanks for helping me with this. Hope you have a good rest of today. On Nov 21, 2:53 pm, Rik Lomas [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: That's due to the script taking too much time to parse the information, it's just one of those things that will happen when you have such a large